Batyman's Tuvo-Eyed stance noted in batting view
An unclear report describes Batyman's stance titled Tuvo-Eyed and notes inconsistencies in form. Experts assess the stance as not out despite mixed signals.
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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 18, 1922
Page
5
An unclear report describes Batyman's stance titled Tuvo-Eyed and notes inconsistencies in form. Experts assess the stance as not out despite mixed signals.
Obscure reminiscence by Old Cricketer about watching a match and noting the lack of a key batsman. He praises veteran players and criticizes modern style, comparing fielding and batting techniques, with mentions of several named figures and eras. The piece recalls old-school devotion and contrasts past and present cricketing approaches.
The article mentions a fund linked to interstate lovers and an Australian championship in Perth. It notes a referee’s evaluation up to £100, a recent £106 figure, and a £5 5s payment to Milson by Mr J Spencer Frunton. It hints at expectations and promises in the context of the event.
Local organizers announced the Wimbledon round will be postponed due to poor conditions. Players and officials say the delay may affect schedules, with earlier matches rescheduled for January as officials seek to finalize dates.
Victorian cricket report details perfect conditions as McDonald and Ryder reappear. Carroll and Yeomans score rapidly, Carroll reaching a century before dismissal. Hartkopt and Vaughan pace the innings with strong batting, while Richmond, Tolkurse, and Smitty make notable returns. Team totals climb with brisk partnerships, delivering a lively ball by ball summarization of a long, high scoring day.
In Wellington and across the country New Zealand sport circles focus on cricket as Auckland Canterbury and Wellington vie for Plunket Shield honors. Weather affected play with rain delaying matches, while standout bowlers and batsmen from Wellington Canterbury Auckland and Napier are noted. Canterbury's tight bowling and tenacious fielding push them toward the lead as the season progresses.
Fragmentary notice notes a Syrthelay returne with names and ages amid late reading. It mentions Mr Sat at a location AAA and a Jeanne Gaia involvement with minor ages. Details are unclear but imply a social or family event.
A long review of the theater season notes lively performances by Gill, Mr. Wart, and Miss Alice Parkes, with Mr. Seer Heey Banton and Mr. Howells Worster highlighted. It praises vocal numbers, treble encore, and a varied program including dance, ballet, and operatic pieces. The piece lists many performers and venues, mentioning The Star Opera and The Moy, and notes tours by Marie Tempest and Browne.
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